Contralateral cervical 7 as a potential donor in nerve transfer of adult brachial plexus injury especially in root avulsion case: A case report

Introduction: Contralateral cervical 7 (CC7) nerve transfer can be used in the absence of neurotizer BPI total root avulsion case. CC7 was introduced by Gu et al. 1986, and aimed to restore motor sensory function hand. The purpose this paper is report patients with nearly using median nerve. Case Presentation: A man suffered a motorcycle accident March 2010. There complete loss right upper limb. From examination, it obtained that C5-6, C7 postganglionic rupture C8-T1. In April 2010 has been done neurotization C4 C5, C3 suprascapular nerve, phrenic C6, C6 graft, vascularized pedicle ulnar graft. An evaluation made at donor recipient sites. first admission he had motoric last for 5 years post operation site showed range motion (ROM) elbow flexion recovered M4 ROM 135o, shoulder abduction reached M3 30 o, finger M2, hand sensation came up S1. no morbidity on from evaluation. Conclusion: Therefore, potential adult cases without causing site.